Aggregation potential – a statistical analysis method which is used to determine which amino acid residues are likely to aggregate during peptide synthesis, leading to the formation of truncated peptide fragments.

Secondary structure formation – it is important to identify secondary structures formed during peptide synthesis. Using results of analysis we can employ synthetic protocols to disrupt their formation.

Molecular modeling – a computation technique that allows us to look at the theoretical 3-dimensional structures of peptides. With this technique we can predict problematic amino acid stretches contained within peptides, thus allowing us to design the peptide strategy more effectively.